Sled race for entrepreneurial individuals with disabilities scheduled in Yakutsk
Yakutsk, the largest city in Siberia and the capital of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), is set to host the first Far Eastern Forum for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities from September 4-6.
The event, named "Invastartup VOI: Far East," is organized by the Yakutsk branch of the Society of the Disabled, with the support of the All-Russian Society of the Disabled and the State Committee for Employment of the Republic of Sakha.
The forum aims to foster entrepreneurship among persons with disabilities and promote inclusivity in business. It brings together participants from various regions, including Amur, Tyumen, Magadan, Primorye, Yakutia, and Khabarovsk, to discuss business opportunities, challenges, and development strategies.
The forum's program is packed with informative sessions and interactive activities. Highlights include a seminar on social entrepreneurship, a fair-exhibition of products by entrepreneurs with disabilities, a training course on entrepreneurial activity, a business idea competition, a business game, a roundtable on employment, and a seminar on how entrepreneurship changes life.
Interested individuals can find updates on the event through various platforms such as WhatsApp, Telegram, VKontakte, Classmates, and Twitter. For more specific inquiries, the phone numbers 8(4112)40-50-92 and 40-50-93 are available.
Yakutsk has a history of hosting international business forums, with experts from different countries participating, as indicated by keynote speakers and expert judges invited to such forums. However, the exact schedule and a list of all participating regions for the specific Far Eastern Forum for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities were not found in the current search.
For precise dates, sessions, or a detailed list of participating regions, it may be useful to check official event announcements or regional government websites closer to the date or contact event organizers directly.
This forum is a significant step towards creating a more inclusive business environment in the Far Eastern region of Russia, and it underscores Yakutsk's commitment to supporting entrepreneurship and promoting opportunities for all.
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